Location: Glen
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Glen is an unincorporated village in the town of Bartlett in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. The village is the home of Story Land, a popular amusement park in the Mount Washington Valley region, a resort area that also includes the communities of North Conway and Jackson.
Things to do in Glen
1. The Sunrise Shack
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 358 reviews
We are a 49 seat Breakfast and Lunch Restaurant located on Stanley's Hill in Beautiful Glen NH! "Comfort Food with a Funky Mountain Vibe" Making everything from scratch and serving generous portions, at reasonable prices. At the Shack we try to serve local products when ever possible. Also, we have Beers on tap and in the bottle, a compact offerings of wine, Mimosa's and we are home to the Bloody Sunrise (a Bloody Mary served with Tuckerman's Pale Ale instead of Vodka.
Reviewed By Tyke9 - England
We arrived on Sunday morning the place was heaving, and we had to wait 15 minutes, not a problem. When we got sat down the service was first class, bottomless coffee, and we had the pancakes and bacon, which were just delicious .We will definitely be back later this week
2. White Mountain Cider Company
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 640 reviews
Reviewed By SharonMarie408 - Sutton, Massachusetts
We are up north for our annual Valentine's Day ski trip and decided to finally visit White Mountain Cider Company for the auspicious holiday dinner and made our reservation at least a few weeks or so prior.
We were not disappointed. Very nice ambience, seated promptly, and well served by Ben. We shared the calamari appetizer and the fried romaine salad to start and both were creative and delicious. Den had a dirty martini he enjoyed and I had a Proseco split to go along with our food. For entrees, Den had the seared scallops with black rice and I had the Tamarind Duck, served with butternut cup squash puree and Brussels sprouts,etc. I love to have a good duck entree when available and was glad I did. There was enough leftover that I just finished it for a bit of lunch & still scrumptious, as was the bite of scallop I had last night. Finally, had a delicious chocolate dessert, which I did share somewhat with Den but mostly kept to myself.
Three things the Cider Company did that stand out. First, I did have a glass of red wine with my entree and I had asked our waiter, Ben, for recommendations from their very nice wine list. Ben returned with two wine samples for me to try - first time I have encountered this & loved it. Both were nice choices and Den enjoyed sampling as well. Secondly, for my leftovers, Ben didn't bring the box to our table right after clearing and before dessert. I thought he might have forgotten but didn't say anything. After dessert, Ben brought the box out - how thoughtful to wait till then. Finally, being Valentine's Day, all the women guests were treated to a beautiful long-stemmed red rose on leaving. I may be a feminist but I do still love this.
Thank you, Cider Company. We will be back.
3. Tuckermans Restaurant & Tavern
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 387 reviews
A Valley favorite with locals and visitors alike, Tuckerman's Restaurant & Tavern uses only the freshest ingredients for delectable appetizers, fresh salads, mouth watering entrees and unforgettable desserts. We have something to please everyone, including Gluten-Free options and a Kids' Menu too.
Reviewed By HappyWanderer1492
Huge place just south of Jackson. Just a little off Route 16. Huge place. Huge comfort food menu and, of course, good variety of local beers on tap.
Good was good. Solid. Nothing too out-of-the-box. I had Shepard’s pie another friend had spaghetti with meatballs. The Shepard’s pie was more potatoes than meat. I wouldn’t recommend it.
The vegetarian in the group was able to order sides of nicely cooked veggies, soup and rice.
Highly recommend the place - get there early. It is hugely popular.
4. Vintage Baking Co.
Overall Ratings
5 based on 56 reviews
Reviewed By NancyW856 - Amherst, Massachusetts
I got a maple glazed danish (swirl). It was still warm. It was so buttery and yummy. It was soft and not overpoweringly sweet. An excellent array of breakfast pastries. The croissants looked amazing. I have had their brownies in the past and they were fantastic..
I'm a green tea drinker and they had to do a little digging to find that but they did. I highly recommend this place unless you are looking for a sit-down eggs and bacon breakfast.
5. Christmas Farm Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 337 reviews
Our restaurant features a variety of classic New England dishes, steaks, pasta, seafood, and sandwiches. Our restaurant specializes in seasonal cuisine that reflects the best of New England, with a menu that is eclectic yet approachable, created from fresh, local ingredients as often as possible.
Reviewed By Shue-me - Singapore
Had dinner there on the recommendation of our B&B host and was very glad that she did. From the time we arrived, the service was superb and the food didn't lag behind the service either. Everything we ordered was very good to excellent. Our server (a chirpy young man) was also delightful and despite being quite busy, still didn't lapse in any way. Ended a lovely meal with a Death by Chocolate dessert which was insanely huge (even for 2 people) but delicious. This meal was way way better than the one we had the night before at Inn at Thorn Hill (which was a huge disappointment) and at way more reasonable prices.
6. May Kelly's Cottage Restaurant and Pub
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By rdw64 - Birmingham, Alabama, United States
This place was recommended to us by several locals so we took their advice. So glad we did. When you first open the door, you realize that you're in for a treat. The whole place is like a funhouse/museum/pub. Seriously, there is not a square inch of this place (walls, ceiling, etc.) that is not covered with something interesting. I'm not sure if she is the owner but a delightful woman with a charming accent took our names and quickly seated us. To add to this, several other ladies also had the same beautiful accent. The menu was fairly extensive and our food was delicious. But it all combines to give us a wonderful and memorable experience. Don't miss it!
7. Margarita Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 431 reviews
At Margarita Grill it's not just about the food,it's ALL about the food! A NH Farm to Table Certified Restaurant, we're proud to support NH Farmers and producers of high quality products. Our food is Southwestern, a blend of many cuisines: gringo, Native American, pre-Hispanic, Hispanic, Cowboy, Chuckwagon and Mexican, with a smattering Creole and Cajun thrown in for good measure. At Margarita Grill, we start with the freshest ingredients, including local produce and high quality meats. We've even developed our own salsas, and accent our meats and fish with special rubs and flavor enhancers. And just as we layer each ingredient in our many dishes, we often layer flavors by utilizing a variety of cooking techniques including smoking, braising and grilling. The result? Hearty, flavorful, Southwest-inspired dishes with a unique twist that's all our own. There's no doubt that there's something for everyone here. Take a look at our menu, you'll see what we mean. Come in and visit us for a true NH experience!
Reviewed By Manda04 - Smithfield, Rhode Island
Have had dinner at this location two times. It has fabulous drinks and great food. We have not been disappointed. We have travelled both times with large parties (12) and have had no issues. The kids menu is terrific with plenty to choose from if you have kids who are picky eaters(includes non southwestern food). The ingredients are always fresh and the service has been top notch. It is a very small restaurant, be prepared to wait during their busier times. They do have call ahead seating which is a plus. The drinks are top notch, the best margaritas I've had. This is worth a stop on your itinerary, just a short drive form North Conway and Storyland.
8. J-Town Deli Country Store
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 194 reviews
Reviewed By lmotl - Houston, Texas
Saw good reviews so stopped two days in a row to enjoy their baked goods and sandwiches. I am not a big sandwich person but the Italian one was delicious so ordered it again the next day. We also enjoyed the cranberry nut loaf/cake. Delicious.Coffee was good as well. We will return. Prices are reasonable.
9. Ledges Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 292 reviews
Spectacular mountain views are offered in Ledges Restaurant and serves breakfast daily from 7 am to 10 am Monday through Saturday and 7 am to 9 am on Sunday. Serving dinner daily from 5:30 to 9 pm. Specialties include nightly specials, Friday Night Seafood Fest, and Grand Sunday Brunch are served every week. Lunch is served in the Tullamore Tavern daily from 11:30 am May through October. Panoramic mountain views, impeccable service, and award-winning cuisine are the highlights of Ledges dining room. Offering a family friendly menu that features homemade soups and salads, tasty appetizers and sandwiches, Lite Bites and Signature Entrees. Homemade desserts are not to be missed. Perfect for a romantic dinner for two or a family celebration. Piano entertainment on the weekends.
Reviewed By Michael C - Portland, Maine
Boy-- one of the nicest Sunday brunches we've ever had! Lovely room, great views, terrific piano player, friendly, attentive service, and did I mention the great views?
The brunch is fine, the food nicely prepared, and the serving area is well designed, and there is something for everyone. That said, there is a bit less than there might be for those who avoid pork. There was bacon and sausage, and a ham for carving-- fine. But the frittata had bacon in it, the chicken was made with ham. There was no chicken dish without pork, no beef or lamb dishes at all save corned beef hash (which was quite nice). The desserts were lovely and fun-- and came in small sizes, which made it fun for the kids, and nice for those who wanted to have a bit of this and that. The rice and green beans were unattractively labeled "starch" and "vegetable."
The restaurant had a lot of children, but such was the design, that noise from that quarter was not the least unpleasant, and indeed, the place is very kid friendly, making for happy children.
We had a great time and we plan to return when next we come to the area! Highly recommended. (Oh, and as of January 2018, the price is reasonable).
10. Dairy Queen
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 75 reviews
Reviewed By Lenore M - Wesley Chapel, Florida
As advertised, the two blizzards ordered (flavor of the month) were thick and tasty; these were consumed by my husband and teenage daughter. My favorite DQ treat is their plain soft serve vanilla frozen yogurt and it was perfect in taste and texture!
